thank you for this video i have been looking for this video and someone finally made it sometimes the pros overlook simple task that can make a huge difference
Do yall teach the student to bevel the pipe with the land . It's always good practice that if a land is desired to bevel it with one . If you add one after you put a knife edge you remove material . In a 45 join run that could cause you to come up pretty short . Just food for thought . Nice video , thanks .
Love the story at the end, and excellent point on the drops! What was the name of that green wheel tho? Thanks for what you do, always learn from you guys.
You think the grinder is the better cutting option compared to a portable band saw? I've learned from an old timer and his preferred method by far is the portable bandsaw. I can cut pretty damn good with both, just wondering your opinion on it. I usually deal with 6 inch schedule 40 pipe.
Darcy Patterson there’s a lot of flexible green grinding rocks on the market sigma green chanteh and 3M the one in the video is a H&M abrasives there great grinding wheels for the money
Thanks for the basic steps man sometimes when I’m out on the field welder’s ain’t got time to teach. This helped it out alot 👍🏽
Yall on fire with these videos thanks
+Agustin Hernandez Thank you!
We are glad you are enjoying them.
@@WELDorDIE can you do a video on how to weld with a sa 200 like the gears ans fine current explaining
thank you for this video i have been looking for this video and someone finally made it sometimes the pros overlook simple task that can make a huge difference
+brett caple You are welcome! Glad we could help you out.
Do yall teach the student to bevel the pipe with the land . It's always good practice that if a land is desired to bevel it with one . If you add one after you put a knife edge you remove material . In a 45 join run that could cause you to come up pretty short . Just food for thought . Nice video , thanks .
Yes Sir, I did learn a lot today. Thank you. Wish I could attend your program.
Letting things fall is a good thing to point out. Don’t be that guy.
+SAIASON Yeah don’t be that guy! 🤣
This was actually very helpful
Great video. 1st comment from 🇵🇷
+Harvey Gonzalez Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
As soon as I hear KISS, I said that ole boy a snipe.
By the time you got done with all that safety stuff, we already beveled 2 pipes. Haha
Starting welding school soon. Little nervous but really excited.hope the jitters wont fuck me up and I get to overwhelmed
0:25 sick skyline dawg!
Nice job as always thank you
Love the story at the end, and excellent point on the drops! What was the name of that green wheel tho? Thanks for what you do, always learn from you guys.
very good, safely pipe bevel work
+Nayan Chowdhury Thank you
Simple & Informative
he has a lot to learn doing that with a grinder on 2 inch pipe
You think the grinder is the better cutting option compared to a portable band saw? I've learned from an old timer and his preferred method by far is the portable bandsaw. I can cut pretty damn good with both, just wondering your opinion on it. I usually deal with 6 inch schedule 40 pipe.
What is the name of them green grinding wheels and this was a great video
Darcy Patterson there’s a lot of flexible green grinding rocks on the market sigma green chanteh and 3M the one in the video is a H&M abrasives there great grinding wheels for the money
Sorry if I missed it but does the blade. Go in the middle of the line. Or the far outside of your mark . Great video sure did learn something
Good info
Thank you for the
Can someone tell me the Brand of disc he is using? Thanks
Where can I get the tool he has at 2:54
What is the little tool to measure called?
can u get me the model numbers to order those green grinding discs. ive used them once and they are awesome
I personally chamfer such a tube on a normal lathe in a minute. Lathes not invented in Alabama? Regards.
@@halledwardb Maybe yes . But diamonds have 58 phases , right ?
Do yall accept the g.i bill
I think you grind the prescious part bro... Try again...